Chords for Foxey Lady Solo
Tempo:
78.375 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Ab
C
F
Cm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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It's all based on F sharp minor pentatonic primarily in 14th position
[Ab] [Eb] And Jimmy begins by sliding up to the 18th fret on the G string
the D and then second time
[Ab] sharp on the D string.
So
he does the bend
pitch, which is very vocal like and then while the note is bent
[Bb] [Eb] [N] He picks it and releases it
[Ab] [Eb] And Jimmy begins by sliding up to the 18th fret on the G string
the D and then second time
[Ab] sharp on the D string.
So
he does the bend
pitch, which is very vocal like and then while the note is bent
[Bb] [Eb] [N] He picks it and releases it
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Eb
Ab
C
F
Cm
Eb
Ab
C
It's all based on F sharp minor pentatonic primarily in 14th position
[Eb] _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Eb] _ And Jimmy begins by sliding up to the 18th fret on the G string
[Ab] _ _ _ Slide down from the 14th fret of the D and then second time
_ [F] He lands on the 16th fret [E] root note F [Ab] sharp on the D string.
So one more time that
_ _ _ [Eb] Then he goes
_ _ So
That's right on F sharp minor pentatonic and he does the bend
_ And then brings the vibrato and once the note has been up to pitch, which is very vocal like and then while the note is bent _
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [N] He picks it and releases it
_ _ [Em] Now this next riff is very odd he slides up probably a mistake but sounds
Exceptionally cool because it's Hendrix he slides up to the 15th fret
[Eb] And bends up a half step so you can get that F sharp note.
So one more time you got
[C] _
_ [B] Then
[Bbm] And then he plays
[Eb] _
Which is really weird
pulling off from the 14th fret to the 12th fret on the D string
Which is really out of the scale when he played the song live
He would play a lick that made a little more sense he would go _ _ _ _
And stay in the scale but in this case
_ _ Just one of those weird idiosyncratic things then he slides up to the 16th fret on the a [Cm] string
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
This F sharp note up a whole step to G sharp
[Ab] _ _ _
[F] Followed by a quick hammer pull off 14th to 16th fret [Cm] _
_ _ on the D [Eb] string
_ [C] Moves back to straight F sharp minor pentatonic on the top three strings
_ So that index fingers barred across the 14th fret
_ _ _ One more time [Cm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _
_ [Eb] _ _ right there that for that's the first note of bar six
Then he plays a t-bone Walker style lick _ _ _
So you got root note flat seven root note ninth and the ninth is a cool sound there
[D] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [C] _ Right there on beat three of bar six
He begins a repeated phrase by bending on the 16th fret of the D string up a whole step
And then fretting the 14th fret of the B
sounding another C sharp same pitch
[Gb] followed by E 17th fret of the [Ab] B and
_ _ _ Then in bar seven he goes
[C] So [C] _ _ he does this
This bend twice and you can do that either as a single string or as a unison bend
_ [Gb] It's kind of getting a little bit of both the first time in bar six you hear
[Cm] _ _ _ [B] _ All right, let's go over the outro section of foxy lady
Jimmy comes in following the drum fill with his rhinoceros sound which [Fm] is created by sliding
Up the low E string and when you get to the [Eb] 19th fret
You bend the string a whole step
_ _ Like that _ _
_ And then [F] he goes back to that primary rhythm figure
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
[Eb] _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Eb] _ And Jimmy begins by sliding up to the 18th fret on the G string
[Ab] _ _ _ Slide down from the 14th fret of the D and then second time
_ [F] He lands on the 16th fret [E] root note F [Ab] sharp on the D string.
So one more time that
_ _ _ [Eb] Then he goes
_ _ So
That's right on F sharp minor pentatonic and he does the bend
_ And then brings the vibrato and once the note has been up to pitch, which is very vocal like and then while the note is bent _
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [N] He picks it and releases it
_ _ [Em] Now this next riff is very odd he slides up probably a mistake but sounds
Exceptionally cool because it's Hendrix he slides up to the 15th fret
[Eb] And bends up a half step so you can get that F sharp note.
So one more time you got
[C] _
_ [B] Then
[Bbm] And then he plays
[Eb] _
Which is really weird
pulling off from the 14th fret to the 12th fret on the D string
Which is really out of the scale when he played the song live
He would play a lick that made a little more sense he would go _ _ _ _
And stay in the scale but in this case
_ _ Just one of those weird idiosyncratic things then he slides up to the 16th fret on the a [Cm] string
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
This F sharp note up a whole step to G sharp
[Ab] _ _ _
[F] Followed by a quick hammer pull off 14th to 16th fret [Cm] _
_ _ on the D [Eb] string
_ [C] Moves back to straight F sharp minor pentatonic on the top three strings
_ So that index fingers barred across the 14th fret
_ _ _ One more time [Cm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _
_ [Eb] _ _ right there that for that's the first note of bar six
Then he plays a t-bone Walker style lick _ _ _
So you got root note flat seven root note ninth and the ninth is a cool sound there
[D] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [C] _ Right there on beat three of bar six
He begins a repeated phrase by bending on the 16th fret of the D string up a whole step
And then fretting the 14th fret of the B
sounding another C sharp same pitch
[Gb] followed by E 17th fret of the [Ab] B and
_ _ _ Then in bar seven he goes
[C] So [C] _ _ he does this
This bend twice and you can do that either as a single string or as a unison bend
_ [Gb] It's kind of getting a little bit of both the first time in bar six you hear
[Cm] _ _ _ [B] _ All right, let's go over the outro section of foxy lady
Jimmy comes in following the drum fill with his rhinoceros sound which [Fm] is created by sliding
Up the low E string and when you get to the [Eb] 19th fret
You bend the string a whole step
_ _ Like that _ _
_ And then [F] he goes back to that primary rhythm figure
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _